Alexander Larman
Arts and Books Editor at The Spectator (World)
Theatre Critic at The Critic Magazine (UK)
Author of Power and Glory, Windsors at War, Crown in Crisis & Byron’s Women, etc. Books editor, @TheSpectator, theatre critic, @TheCritic.
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3 weeks ago |
spectator.co.uk | Alexander Larman
Arise, Sir Goldenballs. If the press reports are to be believed, then next week David Beckham will finally become Sir David in the King’s birthday honours, which in turn will mean that his wife will become Lady Victoria Beckham. Once, when she was best known for being the pop songstress Posh Spice and he was most famous for being an unusually petulant Man United footballer, this would have seemed like a ridiculous state of affairs, pandering to celebrity at its most naked and obvious.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtonexaminer.com | Alexander Larman
Since its cinematic release on May 23, 1980, Stanley Kubrick’s horror masterpiece The Shining has terrified and perplexed audiences in equal measure.
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3 weeks ago |
thespectator.com | Alexander Larman
There are some sights that nobody should ever be forced to see, lest they be forced into a lifetime of therapy-intensive PTSD. To this list should be added a video of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, twerking.
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3 weeks ago |
spectator.com.au | Alexander Larman
There are some sights that nobody should ever be forced to see, lest they be forced into a lifetime of therapy-intensive PTSD. To this list should be added a video of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex twerking.
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3 weeks ago |
spectator.co.uk | Alexander Larman
There are some sights that nobody should ever be forced to see, lest they be forced into a lifetime of therapy-intensive PTSD. To this list should be added a video of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex twerking.
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In today's @Telegraph, I wrote about the late Frederick Forsyth's oddly under-appreciated second novel The Odessa File, and how it helped unearth a Nazi on the run. https://t.co/1q6Ptpy2xz
RT @TheSpectator: "The late Brian Wilson once had his songs described as 'pocket symphonies to God.' For just about any other artist, that…
I wrote about the greatness of Brian Wilson for @spectator https://t.co/6W49nZCs9p
